The broker recently expanded its MT5 offering from about 100 to over 400 instruments, including metals, FX pairs, and crypto CFDs.
It followed strong H1 2025 performance, with standalone profit rising to CHF 3.32 million.
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Swiss-based Dukascopy Bank grew total operating income by around 12% in
2025 to CHF 20.8 million, up from CHF 18.5 million a year earlier. Net
profit jumped to CHF 1.2 million from CHF 0.2 million as stronger trading and
lower costs offset weaker commissions.
The improvement came despite a zero
policy rate in Switzerland and a volatile geopolitical backdrop, with the
Geneva‑based
online bank using forex and CFD market swings to support activity.
Forex trading profitability rose 25.5% in 2025, underscoring
the central role of trading income in Dukascopy’s model. Result from trading
activities reached CHF 16.5 million compared with CHF 14.7 million in 2024,
while net commission income fell to CHF 1.4 million from CHF 3.2 million as
commission expenses increased.
Source: Dukascopy
Client money continued to grow. Total client deposits
climbed 15.6% over the year to CHF 188.6 million, from CHF 163.1 million at the
end of 2024, helping lift total assets to CHF 256.5 million from CHF 235.1
million. Multi‑currency accounts expanded further, with balances on
MCA accounts rising 34.1% from CHF 102.5 million to CHF 137.5 million and
generating CHF 4.9 million in gross revenue.
Dukascopy tightened costs alongside revenue growth.
Operating expenses fell 5% to CHF 18.8 million in 2025 from CHF 19.8 million in
2024, bringing the cost‑income ratio down to 90.2% from
107.4%, though still above the 89.2% level in 2023. Personnel expenses declined
and general and administrative costs edged lower as the bank used technology to
scale operations.
Consolidated income statement, Source: Dukascopy
Crypto‑related activity remained a
strategic focus. More than 8.1 million Dukascoins were outstanding by year‑end
and the bank continued to develop crypto‑fiat functionality within its
regulated framework. Management reports a good start to 2026 but flags higher
geopolitical risk and leans on new products in trading, payments and crypto to
counter tougher markets.
Recently, Dukascopy expanded its MT5 lineup from just over 100 to more than 400 instruments, adding gold, silver, a wider range of FX crosses and new crypto CFDsIt is a part of the firm's expansion of its broader multi‑platform offering alongside MT4 and JForex and follows last year’s addition of 303 new instruments on JForex.
The expansion came after a sharp improvement in financial performance in H1 2025, when standalone profit jumped to CHF 3.32 million from CHF 19.8 thousand and consolidated profit rose to CHF 3.29 million from CHF 80.8 thousand.
Swiss-based Dukascopy Bank grew total operating income by around 12% in
2025 to CHF 20.8 million, up from CHF 18.5 million a year earlier. Net
profit jumped to CHF 1.2 million from CHF 0.2 million as stronger trading and
lower costs offset weaker commissions.
The improvement came despite a zero
policy rate in Switzerland and a volatile geopolitical backdrop, with the
Geneva‑based
online bank using forex and CFD market swings to support activity.
Forex trading profitability rose 25.5% in 2025, underscoring
the central role of trading income in Dukascopy’s model. Result from trading
activities reached CHF 16.5 million compared with CHF 14.7 million in 2024,
while net commission income fell to CHF 1.4 million from CHF 3.2 million as
commission expenses increased.
Source: Dukascopy
Client money continued to grow. Total client deposits
climbed 15.6% over the year to CHF 188.6 million, from CHF 163.1 million at the
end of 2024, helping lift total assets to CHF 256.5 million from CHF 235.1
million. Multi‑currency accounts expanded further, with balances on
MCA accounts rising 34.1% from CHF 102.5 million to CHF 137.5 million and
generating CHF 4.9 million in gross revenue.
Dukascopy tightened costs alongside revenue growth.
Operating expenses fell 5% to CHF 18.8 million in 2025 from CHF 19.8 million in
2024, bringing the cost‑income ratio down to 90.2% from
107.4%, though still above the 89.2% level in 2023. Personnel expenses declined
and general and administrative costs edged lower as the bank used technology to
scale operations.
Consolidated income statement, Source: Dukascopy
Crypto‑related activity remained a
strategic focus. More than 8.1 million Dukascoins were outstanding by year‑end
and the bank continued to develop crypto‑fiat functionality within its
regulated framework. Management reports a good start to 2026 but flags higher
geopolitical risk and leans on new products in trading, payments and crypto to
counter tougher markets.
Recently, Dukascopy expanded its MT5 lineup from just over 100 to more than 400 instruments, adding gold, silver, a wider range of FX crosses and new crypto CFDsIt is a part of the firm's expansion of its broader multi‑platform offering alongside MT4 and JForex and follows last year’s addition of 303 new instruments on JForex.
The expansion came after a sharp improvement in financial performance in H1 2025, when standalone profit jumped to CHF 3.32 million from CHF 19.8 thousand and consolidated profit rose to CHF 3.29 million from CHF 80.8 thousand.
Jared Kirui is an Editor at Finance Magnates with more than five years of experience in financial journalism. He covers online trading, fintech, payments, and crypto industries with a focus on companies, regulation and compliance, executive moves, trading technology, and market analysis.
His work has been featured in other media outlets, including Benzinga, ZyCrypto, The Distributed, and The Daily Hodl.
Education:
Bachelor of Commerce degree (Finance option), University of Nairobi
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